Treatment type: Precision medicine
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ARC Discovery Projects success
Hudson Institute researchers have been awarded more than $2 million from the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects Grant round.… Read more
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Cord clamping and CPR discovery could change practice
Newborn babies who need resuscitating at birth could benefit from CPR while their umbilical cord is still attached, according to new research.… Read more
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Dr Jun Yang and primary aldosteronism profiled
After watching her father struggle to battle hypertension — or high blood pressure — for decades, Dr Jun Yang ran some tests and was able to find one targeted treatment that successfully lowered his blood pressure to a healthy level for the first time.… Read more
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Motor neuron disease inflammation trigger discovered
In collaboration with colleagues at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI) and the University of Melbourne, Hudson Institute scientists have revealed how inflammation in motor neuron disease (MND) is caused,… Read more
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Personalised cancer treatments a step closer
In a world-first discovery, Hudson Institute cancer researchers have discovered two potential genetic markers which could be used to provide more personalised cancer treatments to some patients.… Read more
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Combating gene targeting challenges
Problems and potential solutions have been identified with new gene targeting medicines that could change the way they are made to help patients.… Read more
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$2.2 million awarded to tackle rare ovarian cancer
Women with a rare and potentially aggressive form of ovarian cancer will benefit from a grant to continue ground-breaking research into new detection and treatment methods.… Read more
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Cancer Council Victoria Postdoctoral Fellowship awarded to progress lung cancer research
Congratulations to Dr Mohamed Saad, who has been awarded a Cancer Council Victoria (CCV) Postdoctoral Cancer Research Fellowship to inform the design of better treatment approaches in lung cancer.… Read more
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Celebrating a successful Rebecca L Cooper Foundation Grant
Congratulations to Dr Gina Kusuma, who has been awarded a two-year Rebecca L Cooper Medical Research Foundation Project Grant to investigate cell-free therapeutics which can mediate vascular regeneration in the aged population.… Read more
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Paving the way towards a new anti-inflammatory agent
Hudson Institute researchers provide new insights into how the IL-37 protein blocks inflammation—emphasising the potential for a novel treatment in the fight against a plethora of inflammatory diseases.… Read more